Move over Regina George because a new queen bee and her posse have taken the stage: Chanel Oberlin (Emma Roberts) and the sisters of Kappa House.
Set to take place from Nov. 5-8, this year’s festival, while still a work in progress, has a promising slate of features and special guests. The selections as they stand span major Awards films and showcases of local, Virginia films.
Every once in awhile, the rap industry blesses us with a new collaboration or compilation album.
When you first listen to CHVRCHES, you may think you’ve entered a time machine back to the 1980’s, when synth-pop was just hitting the scene.
Indie-rockers Waxahatchee will be taking on the Southern Cafe & Music Hall Oct. 12. Arts & Entertainment chatted with the group’s singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Katie Crutchfield to preview the show.
Local band The Anatomy of Frank will release their first studio album, “North America,” with a rousing hometown concert this Friday night.
With Amy Schumer, you never know what you are going to get. But whatever it is, it will be a hit.
Released this past week, Ryan Adams’s interpretation of Taylor Swift's "1989" has everyone talking — and for good reason.
In Kaling’s words, “If you’ve got it, flaunt it. And if you don’t got it? Flaunt it. Cause what are we even doing here if we’re not flaunting it?”
Outside of the game of musical chairs which they seem to be playing with their vocalists, there are noticeable maxims held both across and within TesseracT's albums.
We’ve all borrowed things from time to time, but Lil Dicky takes it to a whole new level in his “$ave Dat Money” music video by borrowing, well, everything!
On September 22, DMV-signed rapper Logic released “Young Jesus.” This jaw-dropping single is the first off his upcoming sophomore album, “The Incredible True Story,” due out later this fall. The song features Logic’s friend Big Lenbo in his recording debut, and it is one of the best songs Logic has released to date.
“Super Mario Maker” seems like the game Nintendo had in mind when they launched the Wii U. Using the gamepad’s touch screen and stylus, it allows you to intuitively build your dream platformer from scratch.
The 67th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards awarded some of the best and brightest in television and said farewell to the shows and entertainers the industry lost this year on Sep. 20.
“Honeymoon” is the true lovechild of contemporary jazz and hip-hop — the title track showcases Del Rey’s more mature, powerful vocals much more in the vein of “Young and Beautiful,” rather than “Summertime Sadness.”
“Everest” is a retelling of the disastrous 1996 climb up Mount Everest best known from Jon Krakauer’s book “Into Thin Air.” “Everest” isn’t just an adaptation of the book though.
Despite the first episode being deemed a failure by many critics, Neil Patrick Harris’s new show “Best Time Ever” rebounded tremendously in its second episode.
Mac Miller’s latest project “GO:OD AM” is the 23-year old rapper’s first major label release and as a result it’s his most ambitious and introspective album to date.
Blues-rock guitar virtuoso Gary Clark, Jr. burst onto the music scene in 2011 after being named Rolling Stone magazine’s “Best Young Gun.”
Indie band Bombadil returned to The Southern this past weekend to promote their recently-released “Hold On,” a solidly quirky effort which incorporates electronic elements into the group’s modern folk tunes.
